Cape Split, Nova Scotia
Cape Split, Nova Scotia, by Possibly William Bruce Almon (1787-1840). The drawing, which was presented to the Geological Society by Almon on 1 June 1810, shows the famous headland of the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, Canada, which is subject to erosion - the two sea stacks depicted appear to have since collapsed. Watercolour on paper
Picture No
14154400
Media ID
45861390
Size
2467px x 2163px
(735KB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/400/55 - Image reference: 05-93
Date
circa 1809-1810





















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